Louis Jack, who was born in Glasgow, was seen last night on Saturday night at Surfers Paradise, and Queensland Police on Tuesday asked the audience to help find it
A dead British tourist was found in the water off the Gold Coast in Australia.
The police launched a missing investigation into Louis Jack, 22, after disappearing on Saturday at Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast. However, the body of Mr. Jack was found on Tuesday evening at about 7.40 pm near Capri Island. The police said today that his death was not treated as suspicious.
It is understood that investigators believe that Mr. Jack, who was born in Glasgow, was under the influence of alcohol when he fell into water and drowned. Jeddah, Margaret Moni, led a greeting to Mr. Jack on social media today, and wrote to her “a broken heart”.
“With a broken heart, I must say that my beautiful grandson has been found unfortunately. Thank you for all the beautiful words and arrows,” Mrs. Moni posted on social media.
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“I cannot believe that I am actually publishing this. Lewis does not believe your journey, and the worst news, you will never forget. Fly high.” Another companion shared: “I woke up to such sad news to hear about Louis Master, I was a good boy with the purest soul.”
Another additional reading: “My heart is broken for all the Lewis family. I hope we can all dismantle our arms, and I hope we will return to you safely.”
Jack caught a taxi, from the concept, from Cavill Avenue Street – the heart of the nightlife in Gold Coast – near his places of residence on Chevron Island, but he did not make it on Saturday. The last time the tourist was seen walking on Gibraltar, which runs next to the Nirang River.
The pluscinemaz.comcontacted the Commonwealth and Foreign Development Office (FCDO) to comment.
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- Jack's tragedy comes after a British tourist died three months after he was randomly attacked during his vacation in Fortivura. Marshall Atham, who was from Cheshire, was attacked by a stranger, who left the retired carpenter in a coma in December 2024.
- The 68 -year -old was severely injured in the brain after he fell to the ground and his head was on concrete. He was taken to the hospital due to serious injuries in the Canaria Gran and part of his skull was removed – which was measured to 14 cm. The paramedics also drained his brain to help reduce pressure. His family launched a fundraising campaign and transferred him to Aintree Hospital in the United Kingdom, but he has now died of his heinous injuries.
